At one point, characterizing the relationship between the United States and Israel, Mr. Bush mused, "They're our buddy".
Prime Minister Sharon has bitterly criticized the undertaking, at one point characterizing the Israeli role in it as subversive.
Carson and Trump feuded bitterly during the Republican presidential primaries, with Trump at one point characterizing Carson as having a "pathological temper" akin to the illness of a child molester.
Epicranial Fugax: it is characterized by brief paroxysms of pain that starts at one point and moves in a linear or zigzag territories in one hemicranium.
At one point, in what Buck Henry characterizes as "a moment of unbelievably intense embarrassment for everyone," Nichols turned to the audience and said, "My partner and I …" May said, "Well, screw this," and started to walk offstage.
At one point, in trying to characterize "the Jew" Ford has this to say "It is nothing to a Gentile that another man is a Gentile; it is next to everything to a Jew that the man at his door is a Jew".
In one that made its debut on Wednesday, Mrs. Clinton, whose campaign has been sparring with Mr. Obama all week, instead trains her fire on the current administration, with the words "Bush did nothing" streaming across a white screen at one point, a reference to what she characterizes as unheeded warnings of a foreclosure crisis.
The latter months of Hillary Clinton's losing 2008 primary campaign were characterized by a Pyrrhically effective, subtly racialized populist appeal to the people she referred to, at one point, as "hard-working Americans, white Americans," in states such as Michigan and Ohio.
At one point, rally organizers played an amplified recording of a recent radio interview in which Mr. Rowland characterized workers like Mr. Williams, the snowplow driver, as pampered.
At one point, he told his audience: "In preparing this series of speeches, I have noticed a troubling pattern that characterizes the Bush-Cheney administration's approach to almost all issues.
